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From: BLARSON%ECLD@usc-ecl.arpa (Bob Larson)
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Subject: Re: What if IBM used a 68000
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Date: Thu, 28-Nov-85 21:44:27 EST
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os9/68k level 1 does guarantee that your process will not move once started.
It has fewer memory fragmentation problems than someone who hasn't tryed
such a system might expect.  Of course, you are realy trading some memory
(wasted due to fragmentation) for lack of an mmu, but memory is getting
cheap.

Bob Larson
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